Protecting Roofing Workers
fall protection systems, and other equipment they will be using on the job. Understand the requirements of OSHA’s Fall Protection standards at 29 CFR 1926, Subpart M, to protect workers exposed to falls six feet or more above a lower level. Implement safe work practices to reduce the possibility of falls. Supervise workers to ensure fall
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